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Children planned a non-chronological report (about winged horses) using this format. Easily adapted for a report on just about anything.

An example of a diary entry based on the children's novel 'Varjak Paw' - used to deconstruct the key features.

Labels to stick onto children's trays. Two options for colouring in and name is editable.

2 x Worksheet for plotting shapes using coordinates. Extension sheet - found online, cannot find source to give credit. Used for year 5

Example of a non-chronological report based on the hydra from Herakles to link to Ancient Greece topic - used to deconstruct key features.

Rock fact file and reading comprehension for lower/middle/high ability

Children investigated true or false statement to identify the angles within different types of triangles. Children also labelled triangles. Differentiated for lower and middle/higher. Used in year 5 class.

Differentiated for lower/middle/higher

Useful phrases for writing a non-chronological report - children stuck into workbooks to encourage use within their writing.

Boarder and title space for publishing written work.

Worksheet for place value knowledge and relating thousandths to tenths and hundredths. Differentiated for lower/middle/higher.

Children designed a spaghetti bridge using the pictures on the worksheet for inspiration. Used as a part of STEM week.

Children used these thought bubbles to write a character's thoughts within a freeze frame they created.

A table to record the results when testing rocks for permeability. Two versions for differentiation.

A worksheet for children to label the parts of a plant and their functions (roots, stem/trunk, leaves and flowers).

World map to cut out and laminate before sticking together and placing on wall. Two versions - one with the names of countries and the other without) Map picture taken from: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/6/6e/Internet_Censorship_World_Map_suggested.svg/2000px-Internet_Censorship_World_Map_suggested.svg.png

Children created their own lava lamps (google how to do this, very easy!) and filled out the sheet as they went to record their predictions and observations.

Children investigating how the shape has been transformed, used in year 5 class.

Numberline division worksheet with three sections: A: Division questions with no remainders. B: Division question with remainders: C: Word problem challenge Used with year 3 class as homework

Worksheet for planning a balanced argument - used for the story of Varjak Paw but can easily be altered.